Vi receives GST orders worth Rs 83 crore, IndiGo to launch new flight route, & more- Groww Digest
Thursday, 25 December 2025
The Indian stock markets were closed today on account of Christmas.
Hence, there won’t be any updates on the Nifty 50, Sensex, Top Gainers, and Top Losers sections today.
Global markets: US markets and most Asian markets rose. Most European markets fell (as of 6 pm IST).
News
SEBI has simplified the process of issuing duplicate securities certificates by raising the threshold for simplified documentation from Rs 5 lakh to Rs 10 lakh.
The National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) sponsored Raajmarg Infra Investment Trust (RIIT) has received SEBI’s approval as an Infrastructure Investment Trust (InvIT).
Stocks Updates
Samvardhana Motherson: completed the acquisition of a 15 MW solar SPV (special purpose vehicle) in Uttar Pradesh.
Vodafone Idea: received 2 GST orders totaling about Rs 83.15 crore in penalties plus tax and interest for FY19 to FY23 issues, which it will challenge.
Vedanta: received GST orders from Goa and Rourkela authorities imposing penalties totaling about Rs 10.85 crore plus tax and interest, which it plans to challenge.
InterGlobe (IndiGo): will launch India to Athens flights from 23 Jan 2026.
NTPC: declared commercial operation for 13 MW out of 23 MW capacity of Solapur Solar PV Project at Solapur, Maharashtra.
ICICI Lombard: received a GST order for FY22 demanding about Rs 4.24 crore (tax, interest and penalty), which it plans to challenge.
Cholamandalam Investment: issued Rs 1,001 crore of non-convertible securities via private placement at an 8.20% interest rate, maturing in Feb 2028.
Reliance: received a GST order imposing a Rs 1.11 crore penalty over input tax credit, which it plans to challenge.
UltraTech: commissioned 1.8 MTPA of new cement capacity in Maharashtra and Rajasthan.
IRFC: provided a Rs 9,821 crore rupee term loan to refinance DFCCIL’s World Bank debt for the Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor project.
Word of the Day
Preference Shares
They are a type of shares which give investors priority in receiving dividends
Investors holding these shares usually receive a dividend before equity shareholders get theirs.
They can be issued in addition to the regular (equity) shares, if the company wants to raise more money.
In case the company shuts down, preference shareholders are paid back before the equity shareholders.
These shares do not give any voting rights to shareholders. A company can raise money without giving away control..
6 Day Course
Theme: candlesticks
Day 4: Thursday
Now, candlesticks can be for any period — so far we said ‘one day’.
That means, if you look at a 30-day chart, you will see 30 candlesticks where one candlestick represents one day.
Likewise, candlesticks can exist for any time period — even 1 second or less.
Traders use these smaller time frame candlesticks to make sense of what’s happening.
There are many kinds of patterns that they learn, memorise, and use regularly.
For example, if the body of the candle stick is large and the wicks are small, a trader might think the stock price is widely agreed upon and there is not a lot of deviation from it.
If the body is small and the wick is large, it shows a lot of price movement and maybe indecision among traders.
If the body is very small, it indicates the opening and closing price were very similar.
Featured Question
“Is there a way to hold us dollar for individual investors? If so and people started buying dollar or holding in stable currency how will be affect on rupees?”
Legally, you can only hold a small amount of USD in cash form.
It is much easier to hold in digital ways.
One of the easiest is to invest using international investing accounts. These are the same accounts you can use to buy international stocks, ETFs, etc.
So, on these platforms, you can invest in an ETF that invests in US government bonds.
US government bonds are considered some of the safest in the world.
This has an annual limit of $250,000 per year per investor across all assets.
As long as you are within this limit, this method is fully legal and hassle free.
This method will allow you to invest in USD denominated assets while earning some returns.
If too many investors start buying USD, it will affect the USD-INR exchange rate in a negative manner.
This is why RBI has limits on the amount an investor can invest to maintain exchange rates and various other economic reasons.
Exchange rates are influenced by many factors and this is just one of them.
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